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All posts by Gerald Businge

Gerald Businge is an award winning Multimedia Journalist, communications specialist and ICTs specialist in Uganda. He is a Lecturer of Multimedia Journalism and Digital Communications at Makerere University’s Department of Journalism and Communication, and the Managing Director of Ultimate Multimedia Consult. He has more than 20 years’ experience in communications design, capacity building training, documentation, knowledge capture and knowledge management as well as creation and adoption of relevant information and communication technologies for development. Gerald Businge is one of the two African Representatives in the Digital Development network, a consortium of academicians and development practitioners coordinated by Sheffield University to study the role and issues of technology in development. He has trained and consulted in Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Malyasia, Yemen, South Africa, United Kingdom, Zambia and United States of America.

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May'25

Reality is Organization

I’ve not read much Marx. What I know of his work reduces to knowing what others think about what they’ve …

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May'25

Interesting Web Data from a Day on the Front Page of Hacker News

If we classify projects into four categories by important vs. unimportant, and interesting vs. unpleasant, we can assess what happens …

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May'25

Digital Inputs and Outputs

I thought it’d be useful recently to take a list of email addresses, say from sales leads, and determine how …

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May'25

Adding a Trailing Slash to Directories Using Varnish

In absurdist philosophy, the Absurd arises out of the fundamental disharmony between the individual’s search for meaning and the meaninglessness …

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May'25

A Philosophical Reason for Preferring Apple Over Android

Everyone knows smart people read and lazy people watch TV, but aren’t they often doing the same thing? I’m reading …

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May'25

A Deductive Argument for Most Agnostics Being Atheists

Typically, organizations tend toward a MacLeod hierarchy with three tiers: the Sociopaths, the Clueless, and the Losers, in that order …

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